U.S Cuts Off Iran's Supply Lines to Hormuz

The U.S. air campaign over Iran has entered a new phase. Instead of focusing only on missile launchers and air defenses, American forces are now targeting the roads, bridges, railways, airports, ports, and power infrastructure that connect Iran's interior to the Strait of Hormuz. But why? In this episode, we break down CENTCOM's apparent strategy using maps, satellite imagery, OSINT reporting, and military analysis to explain how the United States is attempting to isolate southern Iran, disrupt IRGC logistics, and potentially shape the battlefield for future operations. We also examine whether these strikes are preparing for an amphibious assault, or if they're part of a broader deception campaign designed to force Tehran into difficult strategic decisions. If you enjoy in-depth military analysis, geopolitics, and modern warfare explained from an infantryman's perspective, subscribe and join the Cappy Army.